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because they wanted to stay the out of thier business
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Who did east African civillizations trade with?
Arabic merchants from the Middle East
Who did East African civilizations trade with most?
Arabic merchants from the middle east
What did merchants trade among other gods in the ancient middle east?
Nothing
What products did the Portuguese merchants seek to trade from the East?
spaghetti
Why did Europeans merchants increase their trade with the middle east?
European merchants increased their trade with the Middle East due to the region's strategic location along key trade routes, which facilitated access to valuable goods such as spices, silk, and precious metals. The rise of the Ottoman Empire in the 15th century also played a significant role, as it unified large parts of the region and provided stability for trade. Additionally, the demand for luxury items in Europe fueled this commerce, leading to the establishment of new trade networks and partnerships.
Who were the leading merchants in the middle east and northern Africa in the late 1400s?
Africa
Why did the middle east become a natural center of trade?
The Middle East sits at the crossroads between Europe, Africa, and Asia, making it necessary for nearly all land-based trade to pass through the Middle East. This led to the Middle East taking a lead role in international trade.
Did roman merchants grow wealthy from trade all over the empire?
the east!
Why were merchants drawn to the middle colonies?
Merchants were drawn to the middle colonies because there was a lot of trade going on there. The farming and natural resources played a big part in why the economy was successful.
What trade route across Asia allowed merchants from the east and west to trade good?
I think the trade route you are looking for is call the "silk road".
Merchants from what two Italian cities gained a monopoly over trade with the east?
Genoa and Venice
New England Triangular trade routes and middle passage?
For the New England merchants, the middle passage was by far the most lucrative of the three legs of the triangular trade.
